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A legislative committee is considering a bill that would allow Wyoming residents to vote by mail. Opponents worry about the possibility of errors and voter fraud, but supporters say that most of the elements of mail-in voting are already in place for absentee ballots.
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New York Man Convicted Of Crime He Didn’t Commit Exonerated After Nearly 30 Years Valentino Dixon’s murder conviction was overturned Wednesday. Known for his drawings of golf courses, Dixon’s story was profiled by the Golf Channel and lawyers lobbied for his exoneration. Miguel Almaguer with the story.

Update on the Roosevelt fire September 21st 2018

Posted 9-21-18, Sublette County Sherrif's Department (PINEDALE) - The Roosevelt fire, located near Bondurant, Wyoming began burning Saturday, September 15th 2018. As of this morning, September 21st, the fire has reportedly burned over 34,111 acres with 0% containment....

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Roosevelt Fire rages to 32,000 acres

By Joy Ufford and Robert Galbreath, Pinedale Roundup
PINEDALE — A small fire that kicked off Saturday near Grizzly Creek in the Upper Hoback River area by Thursday was a raging 32,000-acre blaze that is being fought on three fronts and driving hundreds from their homes. Click here for more

Fatal Wyoming grizzly attack will likely never be explained, authorities say

By Trevor Hughes, USA Today
JACKSON — Wyoming wildlife officials say we may never know why a grizzly bear and her cub killed a hunting guide in an unusual and unprovoked attack in the wilderness near Yellowstone National Park. Click here for more

Windsor Severance firefighters sent to battle nearly 5,000 acre Wyoming blaze

By Kelsy Schlotthauer, The Windsor Tribune
WINDSOR, Colo — Firefighters of Windsor Severance Fire Rescue were sent to battle a nearly 5,000 acre blaze in Wyoming on Thursday. Click here for more

 

Ag industry expansion study postponed by business council board

By Ashleigh Fox, Sheridan Press
SHERIDAN — Discussions surrounding a potential $222,000 study presented by the Wyoming Business Council led to the council halting the process to refine the study proposal.

The study was initiated by 2018 Wyoming Legislature Senate File 108. Within the bill, legislators requested that the Wyoming Business Council focus efforts on expanding the existing agriculture marketing program, thus providing for international trade representatives. More specifically, the bill requires WBC to develop a strategy to create small regionally-located beef processing plants inspected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and mid-to-large-sized processing plants for international sales. Click here for more

Group identifies cheatgrass as sage grouse threat

By Mark Davis, Powell Tribune
POWELL — Development is often seen as a primary threat to sage grouse, but the Big Horn Basin Sage Grouse Working Group turned their focus last week to a highly flammable invasive species that’s flourishing locally: cheatgrass. Click here for more

Check wildfire updates before heading to the forest

Posted 9-21-18, Wyoming Game & Fish (PINEDALE)—The Roosevelt and Marten Creek Wildfires are extremely active, prompting game managers with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to alert hunters they need to monitor the Bridger Teton National Forest (BTNF) website...

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CWD found in new elk hunt area near Centennial

Posted 9-20-18 By Renny MacKay, Wyoming Game & Fish (CHEYENNE) - The Wyoming Game and Fish Department confirmed a bull elk has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Elk Hunt Area 9. The elk was found dead near Corner Mountain Trail above the town of...

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CPD Arrests Man Following Pursuit

Posted 9-20-18, Cheyenne Please Department (CHEYENNE) —  The Cheyenne Police Department has arrested Gabriel Villalva, 27, of Greeley, CO, following a vehicle pursuit which took place in the afternoon of September 19.  The CPD received numerous calls regarding a gold...

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Two legislative committees are considering measures that would allow Wyoming cities and towns to levy taxes on their own. Currently taxes are only levied on a statewide or countywide level. The committees say the towns and cities will be losing a lot of state funding, and this might soften the blow. However, smaller Wyoming towns say they could not raise enough money to replace the state funds.
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